Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-06-29
LOCAL BREyITIEs.

LVSAL BREfIIlES.
The following County Treasurers settled
with he State yesterday: San Luis Obispo
s10,444 81; Butte, S4,SlS 40.
Some one stole from Servers stable yes
terday, silver watch belonging to Samuel
w. Butler, one of the employees
! County Assessor Frost paid into the
County Treasurer, on Monday, 81, $50, poll
tax collections, and $3.50 personal property
| tax.
F. Hebron and August Ostwaldt, of
Sacramento, were among those to whom
pensions were issued at Washington yes
| terday.
Special Deputy Sheriff Jules Cola will
| take Iung All Wong, who was pronounced
insane on Monday, to the Stockton Asylum
| this morning.
A meeting of the Fourth of July Execu-
tive Committee will be held this evening
at the Courthouse, for final consideration
OF the preparations made.
1t is thought that the Colusa Guards, an
independent organization, will be mustered
into the National Guard. Guns have been
furnished them by the State.
An intoxicated Italian last evening struck
lady accompanying gentleman, which
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between Seventh and Eighth.
Several ladies of the town of Washing
ton are expert in boating, and it is under
stood that if prize is offered, thew will
contest in the races on the river July
4th.
Chas. +. Reed has started I'D two head
ers and two thrashers upon his ranch near
knights Landing. He will employ about
$50 men, and thrash out about 1000 sacks
of grain per day.
These arrests were made Yesterday
English Bill, by officers Frazee and Rider.
for being drunk; Yick Sang, by Deputy
Sheriff Eldred, for misdemeanor; French
Maria, by officer Farrell, for exhibiting.
The anchors of the suspension bridge at
Folsom have been found, ON careful ex-
animation, to be very rusty, and it is
deemed best to have splice made and the
decayed iron removed to render the
structure safe.
AS there are no better facilities, men and
Doys are lndulging in swimming in the
sacramento river and the slough. On the
olo side OF the river many of the young
sters, clad i'll bathing suits, have great fun
every evening.
Major f. D. Ryan and Major w. S.
Leake inspected Company A, First Artil-
leIy last night, and will continue the in
spectlon OF other companies during the
week. No report will be made until after
full inspection.
A mischievous youth set fire to the show
Dliis posted on the building adjoining the
Eldred House. about o'clock last evening.
causing quite blaze. A few buckets of
water extinguished it without doing much
damage. No alarm was turned in.
Red Cloud Tribe No. Al, Imp. o. r. NJ,
has elected as representatives to the Great
Council, E. c. Hopkins, L. w. Grothen, G.
+. Bronner, B. F. Johnson, J. B. Bundy;
alternates, c. Sullivan, G. W. Whitlock.
Ihos. J. Eames, +. ]. Bidwell and T. P.
Smith.
The Single Springs train was three
quarters OF an hour late in its arrival yes
terday afternoon In consequence of the
engine breaking driving spring and two
spring-bangers above White Rock, necessi-
ttating delay until the machinery could be
blocked up.
The average Signal Service temperature
Yesterday was 500, which is Ito warmer
tnan the normal temperature for that day.
The highest and lowest was 800 and 90.
with light variable winds mostly northerly
During the evening the wind was fresh
from the south. Weather clear.
A dispatch from Chicago states that w.
b. Todhunter, of this city, has sold his
two-year- colt Pocatello, by Joe Hooker
Countess Zeika, to w. Gratz, of New York,
for $500. The colt started at st. Louis
once and won good race against ten
others. He was taken East with Fenelon
and others.
Mary Roberts, an old offender, was re-
Gently convicted of disturbing the peace,
and sentenced to 20 days in the County
jail, but the commitment was withheld on
her promise to leave the city. She failed
to take her departure, however, but got
drunk Monday night, and yesterday She
was sent to the Jail to serve her term.
Yesterday Adjutant- General Cosby issued
an order mastering into service the Cadet
Company at Santa Rosa attached to the
Filth Infantry Regiment, Second Brigade,
n. q. O., the company to be designated as
Company Il of said regiment. This will
complete the requirements necessary to
transform Lieutenant Colonel Mervyn Don
ahue into Colonel
James Rutherford, w. R. Emory. A. J.
Harlow, James Main, Mrs. Lang and Mrs.
Nugent, deputation from the California
Cotton Factory at East Oakland, have
called on Labor Commissioner Tobin and
presented him with memorial for trans
inlSSlOH 10 governor Bartlett. The deputa-
ton complained of competition BY the
State Prison in the manufacture of Irvine.
ore bags coffee bags and tarpaulins.
Judge Van Fleet received a letter yester-
day from Justice Hart r. Smith, of IsIeton
asking what disposition he should make of
number of children who were deserted
fifteen days ago by their father and whose
mother is unable to provide for them.
There has been nothing to eat in the house
for days except flour and potatoes. The
Justice wanted to know if the county would
do anything for the little ones, in which
case the mother could find work Judge
Van Fleet answered that he would bring
the matter before the Board of Supervisors.
Yesterday morning, as number of hotel
runners and hackmen were at work at the
depot, stranger stepped up became
friendly, and, after the passengers had all
been looked after, invited the boys" to
accompany him to the saloon and take
something. They went without waiting
to be asked many times. After they had
taken their medicine the generous man
slipped out, leaving the party to settle as
best they could. Steve Maroney assumed
the duty of paving, but after they got out
side they captured the fresh young man
who had done the inviting and lacketed
him.
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